Learn what the 2025 Moody’s U.S. debt downgrade means for credit, your wallet, your retirement, and the future of Social Security. Get clear, simple answers about how rising national debt affects you and what to watch out for.
In today’s news update, learn how the U.S. credit rating downgrade affects your daily life, savings, seniors, and retirement. This video breaks down the 2025 national debt downgrade, what it means for Social Security, interest rates, inflation, and your financial future. Discover how rising federal debt impacts seniors, borrowing costs, and fixed income households, and why government spending and entitlement programs are at the center of the crisis. With over $36 trillion in national debt, see how this affects everyday Americans and what steps you can take to protect your money. If you’re worried about your retirement, savings, or the future of the economy, this explanation makes it simple.
What Moody’s U.S. Debt Downgrade Means for Your Money, Seniors, Savings, and Social Security
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